This section will showcase a selection of photos, film and images for Kittiwakes and other seabirds throughout the UK and beyond. To submit an item of media please email contact@kittiwakes.org
Content will start to appear here over the coming weeks.
Over Two-thousand pairs of Kittiwakes currently nest at various locations along the River Tyne. There is a coastal colony on the cliffs of Tynemouth. Where the Tyne Kittiwake story began a small colony continues to nest at North Shields. Elsewhere Felling and Saltmeadows host colonies; whilst over 1,000 pairs nest on the quaysides of Newcastle & Gateshead.
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In the heart of the seaside town of Scarborough in North Yorkshire, Kittiwakes are choosing to use town buildings to host their nests, rather than nearby cliffs.
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There are three key areas in Lowestoft that contain colonies of breeding Kittiwakes: Waveney Dock, Claremont Pier and the town centre.
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For over 30 years Mumbles Pier, a Victoria wrought iron structure on the south western sweep of Swansea Bay has been the nesting site for a colony black legged kittiwakes.
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In Norway, Kittiwakes are moving away from their traditional cliff-nesting habitats and are increasingly found nesting in urban areas.
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Bempton Cliffs, on the Yorkshire coast, is home to around half a million seabirds between March and August as the season clock turns.
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Marsden is perfect location to experience breeding colonies of seabirds up close. During the spring and summer months this scenic coastal habitat is filled with activity as hundreds of Kittiwakes, Cormorants and other seabirds such as Fulmars build their nests to help bring life to the next generation.
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The historic castle and harbour in the coastal town of Dunbar supports a breeding colony of Kittiwakes. The nest amongst the ruins of Dunbar Castle, and the surrounding rocks and cliff ledges, around Dunbar harbour.
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